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Big News regarding America on the Road. The program has just signed a deal with the Sports Map Radio Network. America on the Road will begin airing on the network on August 14. In conjunction with that, AOTR will change the publish day for its podcast from Friday to Monday. So look for AOTR on a Sports Map Radio Network station near you. And look for our weekly podcast dropping on Monday rather than Friday. As we prepare for our first network show August 14, we'd like to offer you one of our favorite past shows recorded earlier this year.  As carmakers introduce more electric vehicles adoption of the technology grows. But a big question is where and how will we charge all these new electric vehicles? Happily, we just interviewed a guy who has the answers to those questions, special guest Bill Loewenthal is SVP Product at ChargePoint, a giant player in the electric vehicle charging space. In business before the current electric-car era began, ChargePoint has thought through and solved problems many of us never knew existed in its quest to make owning and charging an electric car seamless. In his in-depth interview with host Jack Nerad he'll have interesting things to say about issues like the fabled "range anxiety." The 2021 Acura TLX splits the difference between sports and luxury sedan. In the car review segment co-host Chris Teague will discuss the 2021 Acura TLX sedan. In many ways a "tweener" splitting the compact and midsize luxury sedan segments, the car captures some of the best points of both, though Chris points out some of its foibles as well. The Lexus LX570 has big power, big interior, and big styling. Also in the road test segment Jack Nerad will talk about the big pluses and minuses of the 2021 Lexus LX 570 full-size SUV. The kissing cousin to the fabled Toyota Land Cruiser, the LX 570 wears a well-tailored suit outside and is luxury-filled inside. Is it as good as domestic luxury SUVs? Jack and Chris have a disagreement on that. In auto news from around the globe, host and co-host will discuss the just-released 2021 Top Safety Pick Award Winners from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS.) The insurance-industry-funded safety organization named 49 vehicle models Top Safety Pick+, its highest award, and it cited an additional 41 vehicles as Top Safety Pick. Between the two awards, IIHS lauded a total of 90 award winners this year versus 64 in 2020, and we'll tell you about many of them. We'll also tell you about a new and interesting re-mix of Carvana's signature car vending machine. It's located in Las Vegas, and that might give you a hint of where they went with it.

As carmakers introduce more electric vehicles adoption of the technology grows. But a big question is where and how will we charge all these new electric vehicles? Happily, we just interviewed a guy who has the answers to those questions, special guest Bill Loewenthal is SVP Product at ChargePoint, a giant player in the electric vehicle charging space. In business before the current electric-car era began, ChargePoint has thought through and solved problems many of us never knew existed in its quest to make owning and charging an electric car seamless. In his in-depth interview with host Jack Nerad he'll have interesting things to say about issues like the fabled "range anxiety." The 2021 Acura TLX splits the difference between sports and luxury sedan. In the car review segment co-host Chris Teague will discuss the 2021 Acura TLX sedan. In many ways a "tweener" splitting the compact and midsize luxury sedan segments, the car captures some of the best points of both, though Chris points out some of its foibles as well. The Lexus LX570 has big power, big interior, and big styling. Also in the road test segment Jack Nerad will talk about the big pluses and minuses of the 2021 Lexus LX 570 full-size SUV. The kissing cousin to the fabled Toyota Land Cruiser, the LX 570 wears a well-tailored suit outside and is luxury-filled inside. Is it as good as domestic luxury SUVs? Jack and Chris have a disagreement on that. In auto news from around the globe, host and co-host will discuss the just-released 2021 Top Safety Pick Award Winners from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS.) The insurance-industry-funded safety organization named 49 vehicle models Top Safety Pick+, its highest award, and it cited an additional 41 vehicles as Top Safety Pick. Between the two awards, IIHS lauded a total of 90 award winners this year versus 64 in 2020, and we'll tell you about many of them. We'll also tell you about a new and interesting re-mix of Carvana's signature car vending machine. It's located in Las Vegas, and that might give you a hint of where they went with it.

Ross & Chris welcome Joe Bacal to the show. Joe has worked as a Toyota test driver at the offroad center in Arizona. Joe has also raced and won Baja in a trophy truck and a Lexus LX570. Joe also works with Toyo Tires, Lexus, and others as a test driver/stunt driver. Joe has a YouTube channel where he has started posting his own videos.

In this episode, James Cleary, Marcus Craft, and Richard Berry gather in cyberspace to talk about all things motoring, including:The Ford Maverick, a tailgate, a spy shot and a potential look at the upcoming Focus-based baby ute. The guys discuss these clues and what they could mean.What we've been driving this week, including: the Toyota Granvia, off-road adventures in a Lexus LX570 of all things, and a surprisingly fast limo in the form of a Lexus LS500 F-SportAnd MuskWatch - This week: decoding the name of Elon and Grimes' baby, May the 4th be with you, more memes and a check in on Tesla's stock price (not to mention more potential drama between Elon and the SEC)You can get in touch with us on Facebook, Twitter (#CGPodcast) and Instagram, and let us know what you're hoping for from the Maverick by emailing comments@carsguide.com.au

This week the crew has a range of premium (at least price-wise) SUVs to drive. Since our last gathering, Sam has been in the Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring (complete with a faulty 12V battery) and the Lexus LX570. Dan went from Mercedes-Benz GLC300 to the Polestar engineered Volvo XC90 and Rebecca has been enjoying open-top… Read More »Ep. 138 – It’s All About the Context

The crew gathers for a mid-holiday recording with Sam in the 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. While it’s definitely gotten better with some recent updates, it is value challenged against the new Mazda CX-30. Meanwhile Rebecca has been in the Ram 1500 with the e-Torque Hemi and the Lexus LX570 and Dan is still in the… Read More »Ep 135 – Who’s Going To Buy All The EVs?

It's a TST Crew show! Matt and Zack catch up on what they've been driving, drifting, breaking, and fixing. Matt just did a road trip in the new Lexus LX570, and drove the new controversial Lamborghini Urus. Zack fixed his M3 and took it drifting. Lots of fan Q&A, and guess which Xmas car trend Matt hates? This show is also a video: https://youtu.be/3xVloOv0D94Follow us!T: @thesmokingtire @zackklapman IG: @thesmokingtire @fakezackklapman NEW SHIRTS!https://www.blipshift.com/tst

It's a TST Crew show! Matt and Zack catch up on what they've been driving, drifting, breaking, and fixing. Matt just did a road trip in the new Lexus LX570, and drove the new controversial Lamborghini Urus. Zack fixed his M3 and took it drifting. Lots of fan Q&A, and guess which Xmas car trend Matt hates? This show is also a video: https://youtu.be/ob1YSXt8IbYFollow us!T: @thesmokingtire @zackklapman IG: @thesmokingtire @fakezackklapman NEW SHIRTS!https://www.blipshift.com/tst

Podcast from our Radio Show - CarTalk - on Dubai Eye 103.8FM from 27 June 2016 with Dr James Piecowye.The Nissan Maxima - striking innit? Chevrolet's for sale on Souq.com? Ramadan Special Editions. Little-known Subaru? WRX, Focus ST or Toyota 86? But you won't believe what gives the most horsepower for the money? What car doesn't have electric windows anymore? Ram truck is big value. Classic Land Cruiser available in five-door version again - for AED140k. Lexus LX570 - any good? Should you import 'vintage' classic cars into the UAE to sell? New Corvette will be 'mid-engine'? Line-Lock - what it is? What does it do? Oh... and a little bit of Brexit. Shahzad reckons he is better at burnouts than Line-Lock. He even thinks he can accelerate better than a launch control. Long term Chrsyler 300C SRT - you won't believe the fuel economy we got out of it. What's the optimal speed? What is that on a Wrangler? Listener is buying a Subaru WRX! We suggest gold wheels. Plus where to get advice. What are rear spoilers really for? Somewhere to put the Karak and Oman Chips Sandwich. Ford GT special edition looks awesome. How LeMans helps manufacturers. What are postcards? And why are we talking about them? Listener thinks his Jeep has been modified all wrong? Fun car for a roadtrip in the mountains in Italy? Mini Cooper Diesel, Infiniti Q30 or VW Golf? Should we wait for the new Ford Raptor - or buy remaining stock if available? Why don't people modify the Toyota Prado?

In this episode we talk all about Ford Trucks with Ford's Steve Tyler and Ford's Doug Scott, play some Ford Truck Trivia and review the Lexus LX570

In this episode we talk all about Ford Trucks with Ford's Steve Tyler and Ford's Doug Scott, play some Ford Truck Trivia and review the Lexus LX570

It's premium SUVs in the driveway this week. Sam's in the Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring (complete with a faulty 12V battery) and Lexus LX570. Dan went from Mercedes-Benz GLC300 to the Polestar-Engineered Volvo XC90. Rebecca has been enjoying open-top life in the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. In the news, Sam attended the Cruise Origin reveal, and we get into a discussion of our approach to reviewing vehicles and addressing reader comments on differing opinions.Our Sponsors:* Check out Express VPN: https://expressvpn.com/WHEELBEARINGSAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

For this mid-holiday podcast, Sam is driving the 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. It's...better. Rebecca is in the Ram 1500 e-Torque Hemi and the Lexus LX570, and Dan's still putting miles on the 2020 Honda CR-V.In the news, VW aggressively plans to build 1 million EVs by 2023, two years sooner than originally planned. The company has also developed a robotic charger, which we discuss. In China,Tesla plans to start deliveries of Chinese-assembled Model 3s and we answer some listener questions to wrap it all up for 2019.Our Sponsors:* Check out Express VPN: https://expressvpn.com/WHEELBEARINGSAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy